A permit is not required to hold a garage or yard sale. However, it is illegal to place signs in medians and right-of-ways or to tack signs on utility poles or trees to advertise the sale. One sign is permitted on the property where the sale is occurring.

The City of Boca Raton jobline is updated weekly and provides information about current jobs available with the City. Applications are kept on file for six months but are accepted only at the time of a specific job opening.

The Mae Volen Senior Center is a non-profit organization that provides various services for senior citizens. Weekday activities range from health screenings and lectures to recreational activities. Hot lunches are furnished. In addition numerous homebound services are offered such as transportation to medical appointments and the supermarket. The center also operates a day-care program for Alzheimer's patients and less active seniors.

Location of recreation sites and classes offered by or at City facilities is contained in The Recreator, a publication of the Recreation Services Department. The Recreator is distributed three times annually via The News and is also available in the lobby of City Hall and at other City sites. See: Athletics, Beach, Bicycle/Pedestrian Paths, Golf Courses, Tennis, Swimming Pool

The City charges fees to the users of various services. The charging of these fees ensures that the user of the service pays for the service and not the general taxpayer. For example, the user fees collected at the golf courses and tennis courts pay for the operation of those facilities.

Vacant lots must be kept mowed and free of trash and debris. It is the responsibility of the vacant lot owner to maintain the property. Grass and weeds are not permitted to exceed 12 inches in height. Complaints should be made to Code Enforcement.

The City of Boca Raton offers a variety of programs and services for the young people of the community. Safety and other educational programs, sport and recreational programs, as well as intervention programs are among those available. Call the main number to be routed to a program of specific interest. Consult this guide or The Recreator, or call the City Hall operator.